Sabine Saba is an architect, urban designer, investigative researcher and artist. Her work is focused on contemporary modes and technologies of territoriality and examines means of structural and spatial subjugations that produce the laws that mediate and govern human-to-land relationships. Sabine combines remote sensing tools through 3D reconstructions, satellite data and news scraping with intimate, situated inquiry and filmic documentation. Since 2022, she has been working as the lead researcher in the Febrayer investigative lab, established in partnership with Forensic Architecture. Her current work is focused on the invasion and annihilation of the Rafah Governorate, Palestine.